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wants to, but the person must be classified as private secretary to the mayor, SR-24 , which is the class we have. GREENWELL: Okay. LUKE: Now, we also have a. . .an attorney general ' s opinion that for exempt personnel , such as private secretaries , you don' t have to start at the first step. You can start the person at anywhere up to G step. So he has this flexibility. GREENWELL: Thank you. BETHEA: Okay. Mr. Luke, thank you very kind . . . LUKE: I have this. . .there ' s one more. And this will be very quick. Finally, the civil service law identifies our department as the Department of Civil Service and its director as personnel director. Therefore, we propose to change the terms , "Director of Civil Service" and "Deputy Director of Civil Service" to personnel director and deputy personnel director in the following sections . And this was the following sections. BETHEA: All right. Thank you, Mr. Luke. Does counsel have that question in mind that was raised about the preemption of state statute? YUEN: (Inaudible. ) In reference to Mr. Luke' s suggestions whether, in fact , the County can exempt positions of civil service classifications? Yes , I can certainly look at that and report back at the next meeting. VI. DEPT. OF PARKS & RECREATION OPERATION By Larry Tanimoto (Verbatim) BETHEA: Mr. Larry Tanimoto, Director of Department of Parks and Recreation. Thank you for coming here. I have read your presentation [Exhibit B] . Have the other members? Or would you like a summary? What ' s the pleasure of the commission? L'ORANGE: I think it ' s a very good summary, Mr. Chairman, very well . . . I don' t think we need the summary. BETHEA: Alright. Let ' s proceed. Are there questions to be directed to Mr. Tanimoto? CUSHNIE: I have a question for Mr. Tanimoto. On the Council , I recall several instances where the state was trying to give us jurisdiction over certain state 372